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Using LSD or strong psychedelic drugs can bar you from joining the airforce.

Infact verdict: Mostly True (60/100).

The Air Force has strict policies against the use of drugs like LSD. While LSD was removed from standard drug tests in 2006, any proven use can still lead to disciplinary actions, including courts-martial and administrative separation. This means that individuals with a record of LSD use may face significant barriers to joining the Air Force.

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Using LSD or strong psychedelic drugs bars you from joining the airforce.
LSD falls under drugs that are monitored under the Air Force's drug policy. Although LSD is not part of the standard drug tests since 2006, its use can still have serious repercussions like court-martial or discharge, effectively barring an individual from joining or rejoining the Air Force.

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